Building intake: every property is unique
- Which rooms may be used?
- Which forms of use are appropriate for the property?
- How many Guardians or users are required for optimum management?
- What agreements are in place for utilities and local taxes?
- Which permits are applicable?
- Are users permitted to paint, drill holes or furnish?
- What are the waste collection arrangements?
- Are there sufficient sanitary facilities?
- Do the central heating, gas heaters or water heaters need to be checked?
- Will alarm systems remain in use or will they be disabled?
- Do any locks need to be replaced?
- Which rooms are suitable for the "Make Space Pay" package?
- Are pets allowed?
DIY or outsourcing?
All these issues can be dealt with by yourself or you can leave them to be dealt with by Camelot. Your property will then come under a Camelot management agreement. When Camelot takes on the property:
- digital photos will be taken of the property in its original condition
- the meters will be read
- window posters will be conspicuously displayed, showing that
- the property is in temporary occupation
- the rooms available for use and/or occupation will be clearly indicated
- any damage to the property will be recorded
- Camelot will loan the property to carefully selected Guardians and/or users until you have found another use for your property
- Camelot will perform periodic inspections and record the findings in a report
